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Masseys Jewelers Shopping Cart

Secure Shopping
with SSL Security through 

• Ordering an item.
Browse the site and select your jewelry item.
Click on  next to the item to place it into your Shopping Cart. 

The Shopping Cart is where you indicate quantities, select ring size(s) and select a tax base.
Be sure to select a size when ordering a ring. Free sizing on ring orders.
If the size you need is not listed please email Keith for instructions prior to ordering.
If your order requires ring sizing, please allow 7-10 business days for delivery.
Orders without rings may arrive sooner.
No P.O. boxes please. 
 

Use the �Recalculate� button when you change the tax rate or quantity of an item.

To remove an item from the cart without removing other items change the quantity for that item to zero  �0� and then click on �Recalculate� 
Selecting the �Empty Cart� button will remove everything from the cart.

Select the credit card you will be using.

At the bottom of the Shopping Cart screen you may choose to "Continue Shopping" or
"Finalize Your Order". 

• Finalize Your Order
You can use the Secure Checkout on the left side of the screen to view or finalize your order.

Final check out starts on the Shopping Cart page.
Be sure that you have selected the correct quantity, size(s) and method of payment before clicking the "Finalize Your Order" button.

When you click on the "Finalize Your Order" button, you should receive 2 messages. 
One will indicate �You have requested a secure document.� 
This takes you to our secure checkout page. 

You may rest assured that when you enter your personal information and credit card # you are protected by our security measures. 
All information entered in this area is encrypted for your protection.

Enter your name, email address, billing/shipping address and phone #.

 
( Note: For your protection, we are unable to ship to addresses other than the billing
address for your credit card and only to addresses in the United States. 
Orders that fail to meet these criteria will be automatically canceled. )


Enter your credit card number, cardholder name and expiration date.

To complete your order, click on the �Proceed� button.
Your order will transmit to us using Secure Socket Layer (SSL) encryption. 
The next screen confirms that your order has been transmitted and gives you a link back to our storefront.

To cancel the order click on the �Cancel� button.

 
 
 

• Delivery of Your Order 
All orders are subject to credit authorization and address verification. All orders will ship via United States Postal Service, registered � insured, with signature required at delivery for your protection. The standard delivery rate is $8.00. Delivery charges are not calculated off of the price or weight of the order.
( Note: For your protection, we are unable to ship to addresses other than the billing
address for your credit card and only to addresses in the United States. 
Orders that fail to meet these criteria will be automatically canceled. )


All items come gift wrapped at no extra charge.


 
 

• If You Need to Return/Exchange Something: 
Return Policy
If you are not completely satisfied with your purchase, simply return your merchandise with proof of purchase within 30 days of delivery date. Be sure to indicate whether you want a refund or exchange. Include a copy of the invoice that arrived with your order.

Ship to: 
Facet 58 Inc.
50 So. Main St.,  #111  Attn.: Keith
Salt Lake City, UT  84144

Shipment must be made via United States Postal Service, registered � insured within 30 days of delivery date. There is a $10.00 restocking fee on all returned rings. Abused or damaged items may not be eligible for return.
(Shipping and handling charges are not refundable.)


 
 

• Accepted Credit Cards
For your convenience Masseys Jewelers accepts:
 
VISA
MasterCard
Discover
American Express/Optima
• Prices
We make every attempt to avoid errors in pricing and product information, but we are human. If a mistake does occur, we reserve the right to correct it, and we apologize for any inconvenience it may cause. All prices listed on this site are in U.S. dollars and only orders within the United States will be processed.  Prices on this site may differ from in store pricing. Interim markdowns may have been taken. 
• Your Guide to Colored Gemstones
Most natural colored gemstones are treated or enhanced to intensify color, diminish imperfections or improve durability. Explained below are the most commonly used and accepted treatments for different types of colored stone. 
• Emeralds
Oiling is an ancient process used to enhance the clarity of emeralds. Oil is applied to the emerald and seeps into the fissures, which reach the stone's surface. Aside from improving clarity, this process may prevent brittleness. Oiling is generally not permanent and may need to be reapplied every few years. Special care is required for cleaning, repairing or mounting oiled stones. 
• Other Stones
Heating is a widely accepted enhancement process used on rubies, sapphires, amber, aquamarine, amethyst, citrine, tiger-eye, tanzanite, topaz and tourmaline. This treatment improves the transparency and / or color of the stone. Since heating is generally permanent, heated stones do not require special care.

Diffusion is another method occasionally used particularly on blue sapphires. During treatment, a colorless sapphire is coated with a titanium and oxide compound and exposed to heat. This enhances and/or changes the color of the stone and does not generally require special treatment.

Irradiation is often used with blue topaz. The stone is irradiated brown and then heated to produce the blue color. Irradiated stones do not require special care.
 

• Your Guide to Pearls 
• Natural Pearls

A natural pearl is formed in the wild by the random intrusion of a natural irritant into a mollusk's shell, without the intervention of man. There are few natural pearls on the general consumer jewelry market today. 
• Cultured Pearls

A cultured pearl is also grown by nature but with the assistance of man. This patented process involves the insertion of a "nucleus" into the oyster. The oyster is then carefully nurtured for the desired type of pearl. The quality of cultured pearls varies and is judged by the pearl's luster, surface, shape, color and size.
• Black Cultured Pearls

The black cultured pearls in our collection come from Japan, China or the South Seas. Japanese or Chinese cultured pearls are dyed black through processes referred to as "irradiation" or "French Dyeing." Irradiation involves bombarding a pearl with gamma rays, which blacken the shell bead of the pearl's nucleus. A "French dyed" pearl is half-drilled and submerged in a black dye chemical. The dye moves from the inside layers to the outside layers and then takes to the calcium carbonate coating of the pearl. The color achieved is even and holds for many years. 
The South Seas black cultured pearls are among the largest and most valuable pearls. They acquire their color from a black-lipped oyster found only in the South Seas. The majority of these pearls are baroque-shaped and range in color from silver gray to black, with peacock being the most valuable. 
• Imitation Pearls

An imitation pearl is a manufactured product composed of any material or materials that simulate in appearance a natural or cultured pearl. 
• Carat Weight 
Diamond carat weights (CT.) represent the approximate total weight (T.W.) of all diamonds in each setting unless noted. Diamond solitaire weights may vary between .01 and .05 carat. Diamond total weights may vary between .01 and .08 carat. 


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